Does anyone have a schematic for wiring a Brobucker to a 24 pole Superswitch ? I want it to have these functions : Humbucking, inner coil, outer coil, out of phase, & parallel. Not necessarily in that order but....Am doing an Esquire style guitar with single pickup,tone & volume only. Thanks!
Wiring a Bro to a Superswitch 5-way
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ParameterMan
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Re: Wiring a Bro to a Superswitch 5-way
Pick an order, any order. All can be done.
Pick an order, any order. All can be done.
ParameterMan
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Re: Wiring a Bro to a Superswitch 5-way
Here's what I've got:
1. Full
2. Phase reverse
3. Parallel
4. Screw coil
5. Slug coil
I just did it that way because I thought that'd be the most useful/easiest to remember.
Here's what I've got:
1. Full
2. Phase reverse
3. Parallel
4. Screw coil
5. Slug coil
I just did it that way because I thought that'd be the most useful/easiest to remember.
octavedoctor
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Re: Wiring a Bro to a Superswitch 5-way
Whipped this up just now.
i think it goes
1) humbucker
2) coil 1
3) coil 2
4) parallel (in phase)
5) parallel (reversed)
Whipped this up just now.
i think it goes
1) humbucker
2) coil 1
3) coil 2
4) parallel (in phase)
5) parallel (reversed)
ParameterMan
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Re: Wiring a Bro to a Superswitch 5-way
Cool, a rotary switch diagram!
Cool, a rotary switch diagram!
octavedoctor
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Re: Wiring a Bro to a Superswitch 5-way
It isn't actually a rotary switch, but the same schematic is applicable to a rotary.
The superswitch is, if you think about it only a rotary switch operated by a lever, so the wiring protocols are very similar.
It isn't actually a rotary switch, but the same schematic is applicable to a rotary.
The superswitch is, if you think about it only a rotary switch operated by a lever, so the wiring protocols are very similar.
ParameterMan
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Re: Wiring a Bro to a Superswitch 5-way
I'm used to the PC board Megaswitches which look very different on the outside. They work the same on the inside, but I'm not used to superswitches looking like that. Now that I look at it again, I realize that would be a funny rotary with half of it chopped off like that. Hmmmm..... I need to quit posting before I've had my coffee.
EDIT- My schematic's phase reverse is wired in series. I think you get a little more volume that way.
I'm used to the PC board Megaswitches which look very different on the outside. They work the same on the inside, but I'm not used to superswitches looking like that. Now that I look at it again, I realize that would be a funny rotary with half of it chopped off like that. Hmmmm..... I need to quit posting before I've had my coffee.
EDIT- My schematic's phase reverse is wired in series. I think you get a little more volume that way.
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